Have You? – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon

At dVerse Merril is hosting the Quadrille (44 words) with an invitation to write about Celebration.

dVerse Poets – Quadrille – Let’s Celebrate

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“Celebration is a confrontation, giving attention to the transcendent meaning of one’s actions.” Abraham Joshua Heschel

Have You?

Have you smelled the sun or felt the stars,
touched the moon in the early hours,
stuck your tender toes in salted sand,
watched egrets dance the lake,
listened to waves kissing the beach,
taken a lover with whom to celebrate
these easy joys.


Copyright 2022 ©Paul Vincent Cannon
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37 Comments

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37 responses to “Have You? – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon

  1. What an amazing experience to share these moments with a loved one.

    Thanks for joining in our celebration. Cheers!

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  2. Yes, I have, I’m happy to say!

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  3. A great reminder! Simple Joys are the very best to celebrate.

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  4. Brilliant. Especially love the first line.

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  5. If you were here, you would have heard me sigh, Paul. Beautiful. Those are joys we should celebrate.

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  6. What a celebration of life, Paul. Sigh…

    Liked by 1 person

  7. I have not accumulated much in this life ~ but am happy to say these experiences are among the accumulation I have made! ⛲🌟

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  8. I have, Paul – I love the tone of this poem so much! ❤

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  9. We have to catch the moment, or we will miss the best. xx Michael

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  10. Some simple things in life need to be treasured. Wonderful, Paul!

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  11. ian stuart

    Lovely full of positivity – hits just the right note

    Liked by 1 person

  12. lync56

    Yes😊 I loved this poem it took me to memories of these things and conjured the feelings there

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